Rokid is one of the best-known makers of smart and AR glasses. Its lineup covers two very different jobs: Rokid Glasses — an assistant with a display in the lenses that translates speech, shows directions and works as a teleprompter — and Rokid Max 2 — a huge virtual screen for movies, games and work. Here’s how they differ, what their specs are and how to choose. You can buy Rokid glasses in Tbilisi at FutureTech Tbilisi — check them in person when buying or get delivery across Georgia.
Who Rokid are
Rokid is a Chinese company that has worked on smart glasses, voice assistants and augmented reality for more than ten years. Its devices are sold in Europe, the US, Australia and Asia, and Rokid Glasses are called some of the lightest glasses with a camera and display. The brand’s idea: technology in front of your eyes, not in your hand.
Two lines: smart glasses and AR display glasses
It’s important not to mix up Rokid models — they do different jobs.
- Rokid Glasses — everyday smart glasses. They look like regular glasses, weigh 49 g and show green text in the lenses: translation, captions, navigation, notifications, speech notes. Camera, speakers and an AI assistant included. Work with your smartphone.
- Rokid Max 2 — AR glasses with a virtual screen. Connect via USB-C to a phone, laptop, Steam Deck or console and get a big colour screen in front of you — a personal cinema. Not designed for walking outdoors.
- Rokid Station 2 — a pocket Android TV box for Rokid Max 2: watch without a phone, with Google Play, YouTube and streaming apps.
Rokid Glasses: what the smart glasses can do
Rokid Glasses are a display, camera and assistant in a regular frame. Information appears in the lenses while you still see everything around you:
- Real-time translation. The glasses listen and show the translation as subtitles — up to 89 languages are supported. Great for travel, meetings and talking to foreigners.
- Teleprompter. Upload your speech in the app and it appears in the lenses. Only you can see it; scroll with a tap on the temple or let it follow your pace.
- Live captions. Set translation to the same language and the glasses become live subtitles — helpful for people with hearing loss.
- AI assistant. Say “Hi Rokid”, ask a question and see the answer. It recognises objects through the camera, translates signs and menus and helps with notes.
- Navigation. Arrows and route hints in the lenses — no need to take out your phone.
- 12MP camera. First-person photos and video with one tap, hands free.
- Music and calls. Built-in directional speakers, no earphones needed.
Rokid Glasses specs
- Weight: 49 g — among the lightest glasses with a display and camera.
- Display: dual monochrome green Micro-LED with waveguide optics, up to 1,500 nits — readable even in daylight.
- Chip: Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1, 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage.
- Camera: 12MP.
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3, app for iPhone and Android.
- Battery: 210 mAh, fast charge to 80% in about 20 minutes.
- Splash resistance: IPX4.
Why green? The human eye perceives green best, and such a display saves battery. For text, captions and hints it’s more than enough.
If you wear prescription glasses
Rokid Glasses have a magnetic prescription frame: lenses made to your prescription go in, and the glasses become your everyday pair. There’s a sun clip for bright days, and the charging case lets you top up on the go — the maker claims up to 10 full charges. All versions are available from us:
Rokid Max 2: a cinema and second monitor in your glasses
Rokid Max 2 is a very different device. It’s display glasses with two colour Sony Micro-OLED panels that create a huge screen in front of you. Connect to a phone, laptop or console and watch a movie on a “215-inch screen” at 6 metres, play or work with documents.
- Screens: Sony Micro-OLED, Full HD per eye.
- Field of view: about 50° — wider than many rivals.
- Refresh rate: up to 120 Hz — smooth gaming.
- Brightness: up to 600 nits, 100,000:1 contrast.
- Vision adjustment: built-in myopia adjustment from 0 to −6.00 D with dials above the lenses — use them without your own glasses.
- Weight: 75 g, 3D content supported.
Built-in diopter adjustment is one of the Max 2’s biggest advantages: many competitors need separate lenses.
What you can connect Rokid Max 2 to
- Smartphones with USB-C video output (DisplayPort): many Samsung, Google Pixel and other Android phones.
- iPhone 15, 16 and newer with USB-C.
- Laptops and PCs with USB-C DisplayPort — as a big second monitor.
- Steam Deck and other handheld gaming PCs — directly.
- PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch — via an adapter.
- Rokid Station 2 — for movies and YouTube with no phone at all.
Rokid Station 2: Android TV in your pocket
Station 2 is a small box with a battery that turns Rokid Max 2 into a standalone cinema. It runs Android TV with Google Play: YouTube, streaming services, games and apps. It works as a remote and powers the glasses, so it’s great for planes, trains and trips. Buy Station 2 on its own if you already have Rokid glasses, or as a set with Max 2.
Rokid Glasses or Rokid Max 2: which to choose
- You need an everyday assistant — translation, teleprompter, navigation, hands-free photos — choose Rokid Glasses.
- You want movies and games on a big screen on the go or at home — choose Rokid Max 2.
- You want a cinema without a phone or laptop — the Rokid Max 2 + Station 2 set.
- You wear glasses — Rokid Glasses have a prescription frame, Max 2 has built-in adjustment.
- It’s a gift — Rokid Glasses suit someone who travels, speaks in public or works with foreigners; Max 2 suits movie lovers and gamers.
How Rokid compares with XREAL, VITURE and RayNeo
XREAL, VITURE and RayNeo mostly make virtual-screen glasses — direct rivals of Rokid Max 2. Max 2 stands out with a wide ~50° field of view and built-in myopia adjustment. Rokid Glasses have few direct rivals with this mix of display, camera and low weight — the closest alternatives are INMO smart glasses and camera glasses without a display. Not sure? Compare models in our AR glasses catalog or message us.
Where to buy Rokid glasses in Georgia
You can buy Rokid glasses at FutureTech Tbilisi. All products are new, in factory packaging, with a 30-day warranty on factory defects. You can check the glasses in person in Tbilisi when buying, and we deliver across Georgia. A specialist will help you choose and help with app setup after the purchase.
FAQ
Can I buy Rokid Glasses in Tbilisi?
Yes. Rokid Glasses, Rokid Max 2 and Station 2 are sold at FutureTech Tbilisi. You can check them in person in Tbilisi or order delivery across Georgia.
Are Rokid Glasses suitable if I wear glasses?
Yes. Rokid Glasses have a magnetic frame for lenses made to your prescription. Rokid Max 2 has built-in myopia adjustment from 0 to −6.00 D.
Do Rokid Glasses translate without the internet?
The main translation works through your smartphone with internet and supports up to 89 languages. The maker also claims offline translation for several languages.
Can Rokid Max 2 connect to an iPhone?
Yes, iPhone 15, 16 and newer with USB-C connect directly. Older iPhones with Lightning need an adapter or the Rokid Station 2.
What’s the difference between Rokid Glasses and Rokid Max 2?
Rokid Glasses are everyday smart glasses with a green text display, camera and AI assistant. Rokid Max 2 are display glasses for movies, games and work that connect to a phone, laptop or console.
Is there a warranty on Rokid glasses?
Yes, all Rokid glasses come with a 30-day warranty on factory defects. All products are new and in factory packaging.